Combinables Price Tracker
- Thread starter Jerry
- Start date
There’s always someone to sell
I’ve still my hoor tons of the black stuff? Do I continue you to hold, or cash out, thinking of booking a singles holiday to see if old turnip face can get his leg over something that doesn’t take paying.
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
@Brisel has released that maize onto UK market.
4course
Member
- Location
- north yorks
Ive been trying to decide wether to sell grain in the shed to finance the sowing/resowing the acres that have suffered or are now looking like it wont be profitable to even try , cant ever remember a time when ive paid more than a passing glance at not having land cropped. Strange times we are in !!
- Location
- Darlington
If the corn in the shed goes up £50/t and your spring crops do sub 2t, then no.
But it could very likely be the other way around
You need to get yourself on holiday with me and forget the farm for a week, submerse ourselves chasing scantily clad ladies around an island in the med whilst we drink away our profits/losses.
Never know, might find a hairy that wants to come lamb ewes with me and not f**k my tractor man.
f**k I hate my ex.
4course
Member
- Location
- north yorks
It could but ive never had such negative thoughts re cropping and doing nothing would remove the risk as would need both the £50 and plus 2.5 t to push on .If the corn in the shed goes up £50/t and your spring crops do sub 2t, then no.
But it could very likely be the other way around
- Location
- Darlington
All I will say is, I have very little inclination to plant anything at the moment, but I rarely do. I hate spring cropping and don't think my land is suited to it.
4course
Member
- Location
- north yorks
I currently am on ski hols problem is its raining (the stuff is following me ) not the much needed snowfall mindst im with my beloved wife of nearly 50 yrs and the weather or the price of grain doesnt matter as we make our way through lifes trials and tribulations your post has just reminded me how lucky I am , cheersYou need to get yourself on holiday with me and forget the farm for a week, submerse ourselves chasing scantily clad ladies around an island in the med whilst we drink away our profits/losses.
Never know, might find a hairy that wants to come lamb ewes with me and not f**k my tractor man.
f**k I hate my ex.
4course
Member
- Location
- north yorks
we have sp bean seed on hand so that might be an option but its too cold and wet yet , sp barley here is not a promising idea though the straw may well be worth more than the grain , not totally given up yet but its going to be a close call ,the wheats sown prior to 12th oct to be fair are rapidly improving now getting hold of the n fert , the other saving grace is our early last oct joining up to sfi in terms of monies coming in will help the job
- Location
- Darlington
Should I keep whats left in my shed or sell and flood the market? Must be all of 6000t oops 6 tonnes.
whitefox
Member
- Location
- central scotland(the very wet bit)
In what way do you mean?
Rub it in 4course. Just like I’ll be rubbing in the sun tan lotion on some young hotties on the continent soon enough!
- Location
- Yorkshire
Sounds like they've still got huge stocks after two bumper harvests.
They seem to have a self imposed minimum price, but if they decide to reduce that price then our market takes a hit.
That's how I read it anyway.
- Location
- Yorkshire
Wheat £175 April, May £176 ex farm Yorkshire
That £1 a month carry just doesn't cut it nowadays!!
That £1 a month carry just doesn't cut it nowadays!!
- Location
- Darlington
Am I the only one thinking the @GrainGeek might be a trader?
- Location
- Yorkshire
Ha ha. No, just a simple farmer...
YELROM
Member
- Location
- North Yorkshire
